Driver credential tracking
Store licenses, background checks, drug-screen results, and training certificates per driver, with expiration dates visible at a glance.
Compliance management
A missed license renewal or an incomplete trip record can cost you a broker contract. Axen keeps driver credentials, vehicle records, and trip documentation organized so your operation stays audit-ready every day—not just before an audit.
Compliance fails when it lives in a filing cabinet. Axen puts credentials, vehicle records, and documentation inside the same system dispatchers and drivers already use.
Store licenses, background checks, drug-screen results, and training certificates per driver, with expiration dates visible at a glance.
Get notified before a license, insurance certificate, or required training lapses—so a missed renewal never sidelines a driver mid-schedule.
Log inspections, repairs, and registration dates for every vehicle so fleet readiness is documented, not assumed.
Timestamps, GPS mileage, statuses, and notes are captured on every trip, creating the record payers and auditors ask for.
Keep incident reports, insurance certificates, and policy documents attached to the right driver, vehicle, or trip.
Pull driver files, vehicle histories, and trip records quickly when a broker, payer, or state agency requests them.
In non-emergency medical transportation, compliance touches every trip. A driver whose background check lapsed should not receive assignments. A vehicle overdue for inspection should not carry riders. A trip without verified pickup and drop-off times may not survive a payer review. When this information lives in spreadsheets separate from dispatch, the people assigning trips cannot see it at the moment it matters.
Axen connects qualification data to the operational workflow: dispatchers see current driver and vehicle status, drivers capture documentation as trips happen, and managers get ahead of expirations instead of discovering them during an audit. Trip records flow directly into billing and claims, so the documentation that protects you in an audit is the same data that supports clean claims.
Preparing for a records request? Our guide to preparing for an NEMT compliance audit walks through the process step by step.
Requirements vary by state, payer, and broker, but commonly include driver background checks, drug and alcohol testing, driver training, vehicle inspections, insurance minimums, and complete trip documentation. Always confirm the specific rules for your state Medicaid program and broker contracts.
Yes. Credentials are stored with expiration dates, and alerts surface upcoming renewals so you can act before a driver becomes ineligible for assignments.
Yes. Auditors typically ask providers to substantiate billed trips with pickup and drop-off times, mileage, and service details. Because Axen captures these during the trip, the supporting record already exists when a records request arrives.
No. Axen organizes and tracks compliance data, but interpreting regulations and contracts remains your responsibility. We recommend reviewing requirements with your broker representatives and counsel.
Walk through credential tracking, vehicle records, and trip documentation with our team.